Category: Faculty Opportunities
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Webinar-Designing Better Collaborative Learning for a Neurodiverse World
Elon University Center for Engaged Learning Research Seminar Group:Dr. Anne Marshall, MIT Teaching + Learning LabDr. Erin Kenney, Hartwick CollegeDr. Antonella Strambi, University of Adelaide, AustraliaChristena Gunther, Adler University Thursday, October 15 @ 1 PMRegister on Zoom Collaborative learning (CL) encompasses a wide range of learning activities in which students work with others toward a…
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Bowdoin, Bates, & Colby Workshop- Publishing Your Academic Book: Dos, Don’ts, Whats & Whys
Sean Guynes, Senior Acquiring Editor of Lever Press will present via Zoom and is offering 1-on-1 appointments for faculty who have specific questions. The presentation addresses academic book publishing broadly, not just in connection with Lever Press. The workshop will take place on Zoom Tuesday, October 20 from 4:15-5:30pm. We will send registrants a Zoom…
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Consultations with BCLT Staff
Each member of our team is available to meet one-on-one with faculty who would like to discuss their teaching and advising strategies.
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Brodie Family Lecture 2026: A Public Education Worth Fighting For
Thursday, October 1, 2026 7:00pm to 8:30pm EDT Register on Campus Groups The 2026 Brodie Family Lecture will be delivered by Jennifer Berkshire and Jack Schneider. Through their popular podcast, Have Your Heard, Berkshire and Schneider explore what they describe as “the age-old quest” to finally fix the nation’s public schools, one policy issue at…
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Webinar- Resisting the Use of AI in Education: Taking a Stand for Our Students and Our Colleagues
October 13, 1-2:30pm Register here Among the many voices nudging instructors and administrators toward an acceptance, or even a warm embrace, of generative AI, most of the opposition focuses on questions of academic integrity. But there are many more reasons to be skeptical of AI and its potential impact on learning, teaching, and well-being. In…